Thomas Jefferson, Bronze sculpture at Columbia University School of Journalism, US
The bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson stands in front of Pulitzer Hall, depicting the third president of the United States as a young man.
William Ordway Partridge modeled the statue in plaster during 1901, and Roman Bronze Works cast it in bronze for installation in 1914.
The statue at Columbia University represents the institution's commitment to integrating educational figures within its architectural landscape.
The sculpture remains accessible to visitors throughout the year at coordinates 40.8074652 latitude and -73.9635685 longitude in Manhattan.
Conservation Solutions maintains multiple campus statues, including Jefferson and Hamilton, through cleaning, patination, and rewaxing processes.
GPS coordinates: 40.80747,-73.96357
Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:52
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